Coldsores - Coldsore

Coldsores -
Coldsore Remedies
by Denny Bodoh

Coldsores are virus created sores, most commonly appearing on the face. The virus that creates your coldsore is the herpes simplex virus - either the type 1 or type 2. Other types of the herpes simplex virus are responsible for causing such illnesses as chicken pox and mono.

Embarrassing coldsores

The herpes virus that causes these embarrassing coldsores is extremely contagious and infects about 9 out of 10 people worldwide. It is a true global epidemic. Historical records show that this was true even 2000 years ago in ancient Rome. The Romans had such a problem with coldsore infections, they did away with kissing in public ceremonies.

Embarrassing coldsores normally appears on the edge of the lip or near the nose. It is passed on to others primarily by kissing. Quite likely that is how you caught it too. The herpes virus will usually establish a lifetime home in the nerve fibers nearest the point of first infection. This virus will then create a sore in about the same place every time. If you have embarrassing coldsores that show up in different spots around your mouth, each one is from a different infection. Most often, during one coldsore outbreak, we spread the virus to new locations by accident.

Antibiotics for coldsore treatment?

Coldsores are not life threatening like other viral infections, such as bird flu. And like other virus related diseases, there are no antibiotics for coldsore treatment. Antibiotics are not effective against viruses. The damage created by the coldsore virus only affects the surface of the skin. It is fortunate that this type of herpes virus does not spread internally like the herpes that causes chickenpox.

It is the replication process of the herpes simplex virus that causes the actual sore. This virus cannot reproduce itself. It enters a nerve cell near the surface of the skin. It then forces the cell to create virus clones. Once the cell is full, the virus destroys it to release all the new virus. This destruction of millions of cells close together creates the visible coldsore - a weeping open ulcer.

What is the best way to get rid of a coldsore?

On average, a coldsore a last about 3 to 4 weeks, before total healing. This is a long time to be socially sidelined.  They are quite painful and often cause headaches, fever and swollen glands.    There are many hyped up coldsore remedies in the stores and on the internet. Most do not work very well, or are considered comfort remedies, not healing remedies.  What is the best way to get rid of a coldsore?  A couple household items that cure coldsores are ice and teabags. Applying ice, or some cold object, discourages the herpes virus from replicating. Often it can drive the virus back into hibernation. The natural chemicals found in tea not only fight virus but help heal the wound. Both are a bit messy and inconvenient in public.

Now an amazing discovery!

Recent discovery has uncovered an amazing natural home remedy that actually cuts healing time of any coldsore by as much as 80% for many folks. Yes! It is 100% True. And, in fact, it will actually prevent your coldsores from taking place altogether. The great news - this remedy is cheap, easy and available to you immediately.
 

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